Art Nouveau Plaster of Paris Bust of Girl Gustave Van Vaerenbergh Belgium 1800s The scarf features repeating paisley

The scarf features repeating paisley motifs that are silkscreened in red

keeping the style and cut of the garment in mind (please measure your body or a similar garment that you own and remember that this has to slip over your body):

which reads “Fendi Roma Italy 1925” and was made during the 1970s

jetted pockets at either side and a pocket at the chest

taken below the arm openings

Art Nouveau Plaster of Paris Bust of Girl Gustave Van Vaerenbergh Belgium 1800s The scarf features repeating paisleyThis is an antique plaster of Paris bust molded in the likeness of a young woman, rendered in the Art Nouveau style. Difficult to read, but the piece is signed at the back with G. Van Vaerenbergh (1873 1927), a Belgian sculptor known for rendering female busts. His works were produced in various materials including plastic of Paris, such as this example. The workshop of A. Carli Freres of Schaerbeek, Belgium produced Van Vaerenberghs works as he was